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USC Aiken Retention & Graduation Rates
Pursuant to the federal Student Right-to-Know Act, the six-year completion or graduation rate for freshmen who entered the University of South Carolina Aiken in 2005 on a full-time basis was 42%. The six-year graduation rate of full-time students averaged over four years was 38.5%. The four-year average transfer out rate of full-time students was 29.5%. The one year retention rate for the Fall 2010 full-time freshman cohort was 70.2%.
The following reports are broken out by gender and ethnicity (new race/ethnicity definitions for IPEDS begin with 2010 cohort):
First Time, Full-Time, Bachelor's Degree Seeking Students(.PDF)
First Time, Part-Time, Bachelor's Degree Seeking Students (.PDF)
Transfer, Full-Time, Bachelor's Degree Seeking Students (.PDF)
Transfer, Part-Time, Bachelor's Degree Seeking Students (.PDF)
The following report shows the six-year graduation rates for First-Time, Full-time degree seeking students who (1) received a Federal Pell Grant (2) received a subsidized Stafford Loan, but did not receive a Pell Grant (3) neither received a Pell Grant nor a subsidized Stafford Loan:
Pell Grant and Stafford Loan Graduation Rate Report (.PDF)